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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6665, 19 July 1928, Page 12

IDEAL STUD FARM ■ i AGEES all rich, highly im'■proved dairy land, 14 paddocks, •well watered, carry 40 dairy cows, close to town, first-class house, every convenience, all necessary outbuildings, electric light and power. Returns over £BOO per annum. Price £7O per acre. £I4OO cash. This is an exceptional property andvalue. C. H. WHITEHEAD PALMERSTON NORTH. AUCTION SALES ■QNRESERVED QLEARING gALE on the farm, j, QUARANTINE ROAD, -two miles Bulls, TO-DAY. TO-DAY. T\ ALGETY & CO. LTD., will sell on ■‘"'account, of Mr P. A. DOUGHTY, at 12 o’clock—on GRADE JERS. COWS (due Aug.9 U Sept, to Ped. Jers. bull, 3rd and 4th . culvers),. . . . .....' L V. /r 14 choice 2- and 3-year Grade Jers. X heifers, due July-Aug. {s.r.). Bred by T. H. Green. ' 19 2yr. Jers. heifers, due Aug.-Sopt. 19 2-yr.. S.H. cross heifers,' due ' Aug-Sept. , / , 2 3- and 4-yr. Jers. bulls (s.r.) 155 prime fat hoggets 5 young Tam. and 2 Berk, sows (to farrow) 30 store pigs and slips 1 pedigree Berkshire boar. {■/ 1 4-cow L.K.G. milking plant,'.and 44 electric engine (s.r.), 45-gat separator, vat, cream cans, sacks, pump and jack, 1-ton Wolselej Siddley motor-truck, set golt Clubs. V;:;: s, | AUCTIONEER’S NOTE; We have personally, inspected these cows and can recommend them with confidence as being a real tip-top lot of good quality high grade fawn Jerseys, all young and-in good condition. They are all big barrelled cows, dehorned, and running ion light sandy country, should do.well anywhere. This herd.is one of- the highest butter-fat producing supplying the Rangitikei Dairy Factory. The heifers are a well grown, good conditioned lot, showing plenty of quality, and forward in calf.

NOTE: In the event of the Tutaenui Stream being in flood, conveyances will meeting intending ■ purchasers at Triehers’ Ford and convey to the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED, ■JJNRESBRVED gALE. SIBERIA ROAD, ASHHUEST* MONDAY, JULY 23rd., 1928. TV ALGETY AND CO. LTD. have rc'ff eeived instructions from MR W. WALSH, who has sold his property, to sell as above at 1 pun. sharp, the following:— JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. 21 5 2-year Jersey cross springing '' heifers ' 5 Jersey cross weaner heifers 1 3-year high grade Jersey bull 2 sows to farrow 3 slips 3 baconers I Tamworth boar • < 1 three-quarter draught gelding Wooden roller, 2 sets harrows, potato moulder, posts, strainers, pig troughs, milk, cans, barrels, etc. NOTE.—The cows are mostly young and calving dates will be given at sale. The majority of the cows are due in July and August. SHEEP COUNTRY ' FOR SALE 1 QOfA ACRES Freehold, well equipped it/vV . good fencing and buildings, about 1800 acres grass. Stock 2370 breeding ewes, 300 head of cattle and few dry sheep. >. Price £lO per acre. $ Terms. ■lß4ft ACRES Freehold, easy access, 'A good hill country. 1500 acres in grass. All necessary, buildings, well fenced and watered. No -mortgage. Stock, 800 ewes, 1200 dry sheep and 120 head of cattle. Price £6/10/- per acre. ' , Good Terms. 3580 ACRES Land Transfer Title, good sound grazing country, handy to markets. Equipped with ■buildings and well fenced. Stock approximately 2 sheep to the acre, and 1 beast to- 8 acres. Price Only £B/10/-. Excellent financial terms, 11 58 ACRES Freehold, good papa land well subdivided and fully equipped with • homestead and outbuildings, Very attractive country and handy to rail and markets. Stock good 2 sheep to acre besides lot of cattle. Price £ls per acre. Terms arranged. QOft ACRES Freehold, sunny Hawke -"s Bay. Practically all flat and In good order. First class buildings. Winters over 1000 ewes (and fattens all lambs off mothers) besides necessary dry sheep and cattle. Price £9 per acre. » Good terms. NORMAN E. GIFFORD AGENT FEILDINCf.